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http://guillaumebouchetepitech.github.io/webgl_experiment/
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Deterministic Procedurally Generated Cave:
- The "cave" is generated on the fly
- That's because the "cave" is (pseudo) infinite
- which is (near) impossible to keep in memory
- The "cave" is divided in "cave chunks"
- The most likely visible "cave chunks" are generated in priority
- The "cave chunks" that are too far (not visible anymore) are discarded.
- when discarded, they are kept in a cache, as unused
- unused cached "cave chunks" are reused for newly visible chunk
- That's because the "cave" is (pseudo) infinite
- Deterministic:
- Reloading the page will always generate the exact same "cave".
- it also handle this scenario:
- The user explore the "cave" and remember a location: "coordinate 1/2/3"
- or any specific shape in the "cave" really
- The user then navigate very far
- by doing so, the data of "coordinate 1/2/3" are discarded/reused for any newly visible "cache chunks"
- The user then come back to "coordinate 1/2/3"
- by doing so the "coordinate 1/2/3" data will be re-generated
- the now visible again "cave chunks" of the "coordinate 1/2/3" should be the same as before
- The user explore the "cave" and remember a location: "coordinate 1/2/3"
npm install -g bun # if not already installed
bun installnpm run build-release # minifiednpm run build debug # inlined sourcemap| technology | author | website |
|---|---|---|
| Marching cube (polygonisation) | Dr. Klaus Miltenberger | Link |
| Perlin noise 3d | Sean McCullough, banksean | Link |